... Congress, which has me; It Romilly (XAuIb-). has :i do-tad a resohaiton in favour of peace :rnong natioins. and cllir-ging the Socialist Deu- ties to ?? rtrrn-masianal conventions for the S;4> Qzessioi of Earoleaal sucdiang amws, ...

... any, not yet ascertained. - A 1OCIALIST PRlOGtRAMMEc.-The Paris Corre- spondent of the 'litney srsya-A largo number of Socialist societies have drawn up an election programme .which tlyrows tbe Cl6menreau manifesto into the shade. It calls for tbe abolitiin ...

... the German Trades Unionists, I who declared himself a Socialist, but held that hie. was 1 I as good a Trades Unionxist as any present. fe urtlr S I beld that a man who called himself a Socialist. and was onrmr;sed to Trades Unionism, did not understand ...

... afterwards he prepared himself for matri-; culation at the Lfondon University. U~nfortunate! , hie ! became associated with Socialists, and counsel in- sinus-ted that his mind had becomne ?? Recorde-r. however, said prisoner had prostituted the tialentse ...

... bht the proprietor will also have done service to themselvee and to society generally, by checkmating the prolpnganda of socialist and communistic agitators among the rural populations. This is obvious frrm the character of one of the resolutions passed ...

... rumix but while he mav vecure the support of tlse Socialists and a portion of the -Miners' Federation, he call in ano cis' be considered a formid:able oppoleiit to Mr. Broadhurst. That the Soc-ialists Will struggle franticallv to prevent the latter's ...

... mr. England, who is in a precarious state of health. CONTICTION OFiOCIALISTS. At West Ham Police-court yesterday, eleven Socialists were tharged-nine with, obstruction in the Broadway, Stratford, in addressing a public meeting; one with attempting to rescue ...

... ito force unwilling men to I join the Trade ,Societies, many of which are run on purely party grounds, or to further the Socialistic schemes of the Union leaders. But what success, the report continues, has attended the efforts of Mlr. John Bumns? The ...

... usual. The notorious Frank Byrne A addressed the weekly meetlng of the Bra iy Emergencr w Club. Johann Most addressed 3,000 Socialists apropos of -the anniversary of the Freclch Commune. The IYOw t] York Uerald, in an article headed i nciting to-Murder, ...

... prooertr. th» oon-rary, oarnsnhin «-ho Miahtt a err«ter ir.ti*>t ' ia beauttfrinc tftini ard Wertnir them in oednr. The Socialists will tar that the only on ia the all inlustrr •»>* >*«♦ that Ires ir ia9J of machinery may he prsre^fullr the r»t eertrv* ...

... clause betose prefer to abrogate the existinrtneasd, pi, by raising her own tariff ?? tm epriia Protectionist and State Socialist guests 05 delighted to utter ?? assnt. li sa1. d, nessed a meeting of the electors of a Bcto Herr lictitter, thlI Liberal ...

... as it condemned fatally the mass of toilers to remain at a miserablylow level. Then. there ivas the German school of ?? Socialists of the Chair, whose influence was spreading into Italy. Lastly, tllere was the mathematical school, represented byr Mr ...